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nOISES TO LEE.

A SMALL HOUSE,, NEATLY FURNISHED,
81 with very large lot and fine cistcrn No l5l
sixth ST., chelsea; also fine piano for rent with or
separate rom the houSc Apply at 10 Carroll ave.
A NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ OF rooms No, leo Rayburn ave
4 lOTTAGE-9% ROBINSON STREET. APPLY
y al " Alabama street,
4 NorTAGEs AND ROOMs--L H. EATON, No. II
y Madison street
rorTAGE-2,n ROSS AVE, ROOMS AND
y Kitchen, In good repair Apply - Mosby st.
IN.EGAN NEW lIOCsE-No. no n. SIDE ST
- Paul ST.; seven rooms, ample supply Of closets
Apply next door cast, or No Madison IT.
L OUSE-NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE.
l l0Thir IT,; MONS, bath room and all mod,
crn Improvements Apply NJ 30 Main st.
MY OLD RESIDENCE, No. 10 WALKER AVE.
wi nuc, on fernando strcct car line rnoms
Apply nt my residence No. II Walker avenue or
No, 10 Union street JOSEPH LEMON.
NEW COrTAGE-NlrI FOUR ROOMS, GOOD
~ water Apply To- l3n Manassas street
TWO HOUSES OF THREE ROOMS EACH ON
llcrnando street ear line near south gutc oi
Elmwood cemetery. Joseph lcnow, @ Union st.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the knife M hlnimuco a. hnsincss In from
Un a. .l dn,s hy me Mclirntpd sUn Tad truss nud
ur.Ut Treatment Accountant made with each patient
structure nydrp,or nnd Nufi,u,vU cured ia
ahuu time. truulnr uu application.
The MrslirRtrd Nuft Pad Truss has tho
FTf.uT ln the irunt therefore avoiding On kidney
tuuhlrs Hud ran d. worn night aud dnl Np guar.
uutrr thIs iuua ip Lr easy tu WpuT aud tH hold up
tip bowel or MONEY refunded Mode nui Cited 10
male Uf ICmnic by bN NuuiE
~ ItG,tsIn o. Nr1phl.. Tenn.
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EIoctlon OF Dlroctore.

uAIuN ANp rIAsfrn PASS ~ NtnFuis,
Memphis 1cnu, ucscmbef a 49,. I
A y slttiuu uIil Do held nt tlk Rank % tho
~ -stnud Monday ~ January las, ifou ioa u.
uuui pm. ilf che pufrusc ui ehoo.Is Directors
ul mo GanE 10 tcnC i've ensuing ycaf.
b. T. READ, Calhicr.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In THIS column will he charged at
rate Of l5c for molihcs one Insertion; two inser
lions 2lc. one Mcek, iNr
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DIR. ID. S. JOHNSO MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. n Jefferson stroot,


DoL Main and Front MEMPHIS, TENN.
Established iu i-unI
pR. JOHNSON b. acknowledged hy M parties ln.
~ irrHirl rs by iHr ihr mot tuU"pssiu physl.
olnu loo The treatment NJ private ur scent diseases
tg'tk. permanent Guns guaranteed iu vtrrf ease.
". ..r nj fUluH'r. Recent rnHfs ~ tuuurhra anil
syphilis Diut he irw days without ihn uHu 81
mercury. change ui ilri uf hlulmn"r from lusl
u0is secondary syphilis, ilr llst NuiI'r uufl
fniui without Che nee NJ WrUUJ. Involuntary
los ~ ECmru stopped 100 70 short time. tuHuur
FUN impIIHutJ uI Joss uf sexual pUWrr frsiuuUI 90
lfrH YIfuf iu ~ few weeks victims ~ trIl HhIIHF
and excessive frnyfF, suffering from frrrmHiuWhHt
uul ItUuHu. uuy rur.l. Particular attention pIld
IA thU diseases ~ Women. nud cures guaranteed.
IIlfH aul old sIfyH cured without ODE UHH ~ HUHin
~ ihr lulir an o01sulbu0ng strictly CUuGirn.
usl Nriltincl cent w. express % ell parts ui ihg
country.
Un.uu LuIrs iHIu b O'Clock am tn uu'tluHk D. uu.
b. y IuitNHpN. ~ 10.
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L'nrst iNsuluAIinN H .tNU sritiNGA
j Melton, sir at-Huf 'o' 'i nl count
DA$t NAN 90 r.,'. SO a. ilLNiLR 4
i tyaT, ~ 4ain a.
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ROOMS TO LET.


A SUITE or NICE UNFINISHED ROOMS,
~ with kitchen attached. suitable for light house.
keeping In n rchncd, healthy ncNhhothnod aud
Immediately on strct ear line, Uicpnccs given
nnd required Apply To W II Scmlc, Druggist, ut
curve, on Elmwood line street cars
FURNISHED ROOM FIRST FLOOR front.
FURNISHED RoOMs-lV9 MAIN ST.
nNE LARGE UNFURNIsnFD ROOM. SOUTH
v cru exposure, likewise furnished rooms ut y
Court street
nFFlCEs SEVERAL rtNE OFFICES N MA.
iltN T. PRICE SECRETARY
nFFICEs - TIIR DESIRABLE OFFICES m
" Gently occupied by me al a. Madison ~, tnA
good tenant ~ ". ESTES
nFr1Crs-A SUITE on MIR OFFICES IL MA.
~ sonic Temple Apply 10 ,,.,.
DOOM-iINNE A FIRST CLASS FRONT ROOM
IL with o. without board, elegantly furnished
Ia MI BERRY
DOOMs TWO NICELY fuRNlsllED ROOMS
IL AZ ~ Madison strct.
DoOMs- NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
~ very desirable, NJ ~ Madison street
DOoMs NICELY FURNISHED, AT ~ MApl
~ son street
DooMs- FURNISHED on UNFURNIsnEp. Ar
~ No. 10 Court -lrrct
pOONs- FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
\ rcnms NJ ~ Court street
DOOMs FURNISHED or UNFuRNlsiiEp
II Nn. ~ Linden street
pOoMs-FuWNiSlEDO on UNFURNlsurp AT
IL ~ Count street.
doom MGR FRoNT ROOM. suuTuEIN W.
~ posture, furnished ur unfinished Apply at
| $50 Nauro street
bOONHH FuUR NtCE MOONS IuW not ~
| IL keeping or suitable iur ufurs, over ~ Nurh
| Court street coli III uhUNC uluub,r
! DOONs- srirAmE TDR fipHT HOrsE
IL kcrpiuH Inquire ~ Ma a. Dbnu &C.
fJNo TIT OoMs. FRONT AND BACK. IN
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ROOMS AND no Ann.

HoO,ts AND noAUp.
DoARp Good nay BOARD AZ H,W rEH
ID month. 700 Unions ~
nT.iEtBIE ROOMS AND BOARr At 5lMAU.
- fuu HtUrt
EuRNI,HED Euolis, VIM BOARD. ~ No. o.
" Mulhyfy stpcL
DuON4 Am HOARD auNE VACANT ROOM
N tu NuuuE men nt Mics v o. Muuns % Poplar
Htprt NrrvuuJs required.
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RINoy ~.

nnP.R roRD HAS REMOVED nl5 oFflCE
- "a ,ss't Main street
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DLANTATloN- KNOWN As the PATTERSON
L place ~ miles from q, X, Landing On Mi,
Ksslrpi river, aud 90 miles from Clayton station,
ON L., y, o, Il r. H. r., Mis-; NN acr's under fence
aud ~ acres In cultivation has fine residence
with eight rooms, also nuc water " or u cahius
On place, Possession given on lst next January.
For terms aud information apply To Mrs. NJ. f.
BRAND, CLAYTON station, Mis-, urto
W, w. TAYLOR n co, Memphis, Tenn.
'INlE "FLOlD PLACE" AT Gill!s STATION,
l from January I. ISIS. Apply IN
!, T. WALKER 2, Madison st.
rI,WO SMALL. FARMS pol ADJOINING ENCH
l other ON the river opposite Memphis Fine
Tor cotton or truck farming. Apply NJ once IN
&. H. BRYAN, ~ Madison H.
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DLANrATluN-M MISSISSIPPI BOTTOM PLAN.
l. mtion, near Lula Miss, ON Mississippi Valley
milrond, In fine state of improvement, Tor one or
moro years correspondence solicited. Addpss
PLANTER Iuln station Miss
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LOT LUNCH OYSTERS SERVED ~ EVERY
! STYLE Imported winCl, liquun AMI Clgnn. at
tEE1ikS. III Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-11

I MrNpria brAifr .H INflt ANp SALT
i. Meats pl.icr T.sh a.. luuIir, Vegetable,
cir. cor iiadlcn as aud ..Hti lD..phn'" =.
I .. MuuUK. con vt... NNu itlHNANup
- tfrsh Meals Nc.rt. U.H.Or. llsh, blur,
cic. Tc.cphpnc -
~ COUNTS. NOWl.. rNN ulslLl3 At
~. AmpsA sites. 1 II.
ClTls & AVA MAJ TO. otsriis ANp
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LAND To LET.

| AND-Go ACRES AND isACRls GOOD LAND
near The city Apply nj % Madison street
| ANn-FOR TUE YEAR tSSS. A TRACr or
IL land, II miles from Memphis on Rig creek
near tile 4 q, r., oi ~ acres. Ia acp~ cleared
aud IN high state oi cultivation with all dcsiTa
hlc and necessary Improvements Rent low To a
good tenant Apply 10 D. RICHMOND, Agent
Madison str,aJ
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-11

TWO SEW UOrsA SWIM ROOMS ANp
| bath. ruUm. VHirr aud TuH stable and tIuIaEr.
h1uar SOLICIT urIghb1fhond tlup cash ibis
/. tHu rrcff#t IIf.lu nfIei DOB tlU market Call
QUICK. IIr price it rhrHU.
sIlNIION THOMAS BOGTE4.
Az Madison sffTTt
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R,asrAunANrs AND SALOONS.

STNR LUN,H ROOM 2g5i, siCONp sTRFlT
= oyster, IN every style. Lang 4 rrnion. pwprs
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

4 Detroit drummer has often stopped
with an old farmer near ii country store,
getting supper. lodging and breakfast, for
which he was charged seventy-five cents.
On his last trip he was surprised when he
asked the amount Of his bill 10 lie told
that il was 81. lie demonstrated, with
the farmer and wanted 10 know why his
bill was larger than common. Wall, "
said the landlord, Il hev been maxim
some Improvements.
But bad the same bed and the meals
were no better" replied the commercial
man. What improvements have you
mades''
jest step out here an | will show
you" replied mine host, and he led the
guest ont on the porch and pointed to a
sign reading, Hotel "-Detrcit Free
Press
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

Cremation seems 10 make but slow
progress. and comes. indeed, so violently
into conflict with popular prcjudices and
beliefs thai there is little chance of its
gaining footing in this country for the
next fifty Or 100 wears. Meanwhile our
cemeteries are ovcrflowing, and some im-
proved methol Of diSposing Of the dead
J. an imperative necessity. Shall | I've
shocking anybody if sugses; that in all
cemeteries quicklimc should o. used. and
that strong oak collins should be dis
car,lnI ia favor of light wickerwork le-
ceptaclcs.
The idea i suggested by curious piece
Of information communicated to me by
an official Of Newgltc. where. as is well
known. all murderyrs are buried i'll quick
lime. When Lipski was hanged the other
dav a grave Was dug for him. a. usual.
within the prison walls. and space there
EeinS limited. the spot selected for the
purpose was that where Wainwright was
buried ten or twelve years ago. On the
earth being dug into. only faint streak
of lime WAS found 10 mar the place
where the body of the notorious murderer
of Harriet Lane WAS lid. flesh. boncs.
clothing everything had disappeared,
ard the soil was. moreover, rs sweet -
if it had done nothing Tut grow butter
cups and daisies. Imagine what woui,
have been the result had an ordinary
grave been dug into in this fashion. What
n mas Of corruption would have breath.
cd forth contag:on" To tire world. And.
be it remembered. the disappearance OF
the body WAS. ro doubt. is complete at
the end Of three months rs mt the end oi
ten ye;:rs. OF Lipski himself there is How
probably only streak ol lime left. What
,easonaLle objection could there be to tie
adoption Of qTicklimc as Il purifier of our
cenctcrics: Is only effect would be to
hasten tie dissolution which we all know
20 be inevitable lc-Lonlon Life.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

There was a bitter truth in the famous
saying that Americans are the mos.
schooled and the least tanght Of nations.
The prevalence Of cheap papers. the scat
ering Of popular science Journal, and
primers. the success Of the ''lyceum
lecture" systems, point, it seems 10
us, 10 a want rather than Il fullncss of
intellectual life. These entertainments
teach man not to think. bat to dispense
with thinking. Hoods definition Of
''misinformation' as IA EigSle,ly-piCCle-
dy want of intelligence. acquired by
Young ladies nj boarding school," might
be enlarged TO cover The mental ncGuisi-
tions of most Of Us in the day school of
our hurried existence. Harper Bazar
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Letter from the Assistant Foreman of the
Delivery Depart ment-A subject
In which Thousands are
ID PuiV COnceruel,

ID epiy Concerned.
uriDation and great pain and weakness In the
lower part Of my back, pain in the limbs. bad
taste In the mouth. disgust at food, and great
mental and bodily depression.
live at al York street. Jersey City. and on
arriving home one night found copy Of the
Shaker almanac that had been left during day
aad the article. What Is this Disease that
Is Coming upon Us7" Ii described my symr-
toms and feelings better than l could II ]
indeed like a thief in the night" for IL had
been stealing upon me unawares for years. ]
sent for \ bottle of Shaker Extract OF Roots.
, or Seigels syrup. and before / had taken one
half OF IL felt the welcome relief. In . few
brief weeks | was iik, my old self. enjoyed
and digested ny food. My kidneys soon re
covered tone aai strength. and the urinar,
trouble vanished. was well.
Millions Of people need some medicine sim
ply TO act on the owels. To them l recon
mend Sh Eer Extract In the strongest possib,
terms. IL is the g-ntiest. pieasantest. SAT 81
and surest puGgsfive IN this world. The most
delicate women and children may takeit One
,oint more have ali the more confidence In
this medicine because il Is prepared by tn,
shakers. | may claim to be a religious mar
myself and | admire the Shakers for thri:
zeal, consistency and strict business ntegrity
What they make may be trusted by the public
VIII HALL.
For sale by all druggists ard By A. J, White
n Warren street, New York.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29
Nicaraguan Timber.

Tropical and subtropical woods, accord
ing to Professor Il. II. Thurston, are usu-
ally distinguished by extraordinary size,
strength. hardness, solidity and durabil-
ity. Among some thirty specimens to
which special tests Were applied there
were some like mahogany in appearance
and quality. while others rcsembled oaks
and other hard woods Of our forests, but
excclled them in density. strength, elias
ITCHY and durability. These. aud many
other woods which exist in enormous
quantities in Central American forests,
may prove of great value for many pur-
poses, but their hardness is often serious
cl cl,ectiou.-Arkansaw Traveller.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29
PERIODICAL IITERATCRE.

"The Thraldom Of Japan" is the title Of
the leading article In the December number
the atlantic. II Is an argument and
an appeal for the decent treatment of that
interesting oriental country by the nations
| which have entered. or lratherI intsrloped,
ization. The writer shows that these ma
tons have Japan c!amped in swindiing
treaties made with her while she was yet
an infant in the ways of the world, and
that they hold her to the obligations Of her
confding simplicity by usurpstions and
ou.rages that uo Christian nation, however
insignificant could suffer without the pro.
test OF the Christian world. He appeals to
the United States. which took the lead in
this wrong. to take the lead in measures
for righting it. The statement Of the case
is powerful appeal in ITSELF aud cannot
fail TO make itself felt at Washington.
OF the two vivid serial stories. THE Sec
ond Son continsRs and Paul Patoff" con-
cludes. The ending is satisfactory. and
She marries Him. as is the very commend
able way of this romancist F. Marion
Crawfordb
Sophia Kirk writes an sdmiring and low
ing criiique on Robert Louis Stevenson as
new power in literature.
Some Aspects Of Pessmism" is finely
finished study, and has certain manliness
of style which it is difficult to credi. To o
feminine noun Ike Agnes tAgnes Rep
plierl.
The seventh paper on French and En-
glish" tHsmsrton) is a. full of literary
charm and Thoughtful analysis as any of
tie previous six.
AT Finnsy's Ranch" is short story of
mind-rsadin,. as delightful and realistic as
IL is incredible.
John Fiske contributes another of his
wonderfully charming historical sketches
Paul Jones and the Armed Neutrality"
''IsaIid Democracy in the Caspian" con-
vsys curious information about the people
who inhabt the Islands Of the Russian salt
Lake.
The concluding installments OF those
very unique papers on THE Soul Of the
Far East" treat Of religion ami imagina-
tion, In which the author finds the same I'M
personality which caaracterizes the entire
character of the oriental soul.
There is a very subtle poem. though
written in plain words. by Thomas Bailey
Aldrich. entitled AT ths Funeral of a
Minor Poet"
The book criticisms and The Contribu-
tors Club are, as usual, very attractive
reading for the leisure hour
Boston. Houghton, Miff1iu 4 Co.. 81 q
year)
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29
THE QUEST.

Up. Saddle thy steed, my doughty squire
This do an thou lowest me >,
Ride fast through burn and brake and brief
Til Duncan castle thou see.
And when thou in the kings stronghold
To the stables thee has hied,
Straight To the groom thy quest unfold,
(which princess Is the bride.'
Saith he. lis the one with the nut brera
hair,
Ride for thy life 20 me:
But ist my love, the maiden fair,
Such haste there need not bss.
Then buy for me a hempen cord.
So l my weird shall lree, =
And ride thou slow. speak never q word,
The rope bring hack To ne.
From H.ine by Lee Phillips.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

The Mount Vernon Republican, tells the
Truth xhou: Governor Foraker in the fo.-
lowing meaty paragraph:
Governor Foraker is not candidate foi
any place in the Gift of the peap!e Just =;
this time. nor viii he be in ths immediate
future There is ore thing. however. thsi
might RS well be C. iiui'e.y settled right
here an; that is. Governor Foraker will no!
accept :, cond place on The tickst with any
man on The face OF the earth. Whanever 8
ticke; il presented bearing Governor Fora
ker's name. |; Will be at tie head and not
the tail of The combination.
The governor was. evidently, no; built to
ride behiui.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29
THE BEST WAY.

A hurt to any part Of the body by con.
fusion. caused by coming in contact vio-
lently with some other body, the confused
blood in the part injured showing q dark
mark TO the extent of the hurt. is q bruise.
As TO the effect of such injuries, great or small,
natural action is disturbed, the veins are
clogged, circulation impeded, congestion sets
in and pains ensue. Nature is impatient OF
any impediment to its regular order it tries
20 force the circulation through its proper
channels thus c!ogged and pain intensities. 1t
may in minor hurts after long and painful ef-
forts restore the functions and by slow degrees
heal itself, but pain Is its signal of distress.
and the greater the pain the louder it calls
for help, and so long ~ pain lasts, it needs
that help. What is that help? Something
that will penetrate deeply, stimulate and
sOothe. and by vigorous applications sub
due the congestion. With natures aid IL
clears away the distractions, heals the in
iured tissue and restores How quickly this
can be done is seen in the rapid disappear
ance of the black marks, and this is the
specific action, the healing process of st.
Jacobs Oil. II is the thing needed and
Just what nature calls for in the cure
of bruises. as thousands testify who have
tried it. But the conditions in cuts and
wounds are q little different. although the
principles of healing are the same. The tis-
sues are separated. lacerate,i and torn apart,
besides being bruised, and natures effort il
intensified in trying TO bring the parts
together to begin the process of healing.
Hardly any one would pour into a gaping
wound a remedy for relief, but so soon as ma
ture brings together the parts and they ad-
here, which is almost instantly, St Jacobs
Oil, used in accordance with directions for
use which accompany every bottle. will mag
ically knit together these parts and confirm
the action Of nature by perfect cure.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

There Is a general E"sement iu New
a proper observance of the Sabbath. and Z;
is very properly. acquiring large proper
tlOpS
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

In letter addressed to the REPUBLIC
Mr.. Flayel DanfOrth. of LagOnda avenue.
makes an appeal in behalf of men and wo-
men vino are not criminal but merely un-
fortunate. who are placed in the station
house to be sheltered and fed until they can
be otherwise cared for. On recent Sum
day Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth found two
white women of this class in the station
house. one of them with small babe and
another of good personal appearance, re-
specially appartlled." Mr.. Danforth asks:
Is it suitable? Is il right to take a
stranger who is guilty OF no crime and
thrust him or her into such a place, among
eonvIcts who may be guilty OF the worst
crimes. and compel them to dwell among
them for an unlimited time?
Certainly not, and We are glad public at
tsntion has been drawn to the matter.
Cannot our city authorities provide for .
separate apartment, somewhere in the sta
ton house building. where innocent and
people can be temporarily
cared for?
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

Captain Alb. Ii. MaIJoX is 10 be grand
marshal on Thursday. at the urveiiing OF
Garfield ststpe, Garfield place. Cincinnati.
A special invitation has been sent 10 Gen
BUSHNELL. of this city. TO be present
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

Have Won father? Have you mother;
Have you son or daughter. sister III
brother who has not Vet taken kemp's Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs, the cuaran
teed remedy for the cure of Coughs. Colds
Asthma. Group and al! Throat and Luns
troubles? Ii so. why? when sample bot
tie is gladly given to you free by T. J. Gas
per. druggist, Al east Main street, and the
large size costs only soc and LOO.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

Ii is thought that young Mills of Ohio,
will succeed the late John B. Finch rs or
ganizer of the national prohibition party.
This pleases US. for we feel sure that he will
organize ii to death. II 1t lies In his diminu-
tive trousers
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

The Nicsrauguan republic having seized
two American ysSseles, will spend the win
ter in explaining and erawfShing, as our
navy Is probably superior t. hers.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

The anarchists of the country are nakir &
great threats. That means shat a few more
OF thea are likely to be hanged, some fiji e
Fl day.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

A new and very Ene hotel. TO cost $780,
900. is about to he built at Putin Bay. ty
. company which has capital of $780,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

The French congress will meet at Yer
-sxilles on Friday to elect a president in
place of Grevy. Neither Don Carlos nor
Prince Napoleon need apply.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

The Columbus Dispatch and Mansfield
Ne,rs men have yentursd to open the dis
cussion of the beautiful snow" problem.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

Everybody viii be glad to hear that
Bishop Bedeil is convs'ascent.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

No woman can be contented and happy
il her skin is covered with pimples and
blotches. These disfguring erup,ions are
easily removed by the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla- This medicine il perfectly safe to
take. and is thoroughly reliable blood
purifier.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29

3r. Terrence Huffman is president of
the Fourth National bank. at Dayton. and
Mr.. Ziba Crawford is its cashier
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-11-29
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